Court Acts on Keating Plea for Recount
In Denver Judge Albert Y. Frantz ordered a machine by machine check of votes from Tuesday’s mayor runoff. State Sen Will Nicholson led Keating 60,505 to 5,739 with a three day recheck to probe possible errors, alongside Nicholson and Keating watchers.
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Temperatures Above Normal Across Colorado on Thursday
Mid-summer heat hit Colorado with highs near 100 in La Junta and 95 in Grand Junction as the Weather Bureau warned of a cooler change by Friday night. Scattered storms brought light moisture to several cities while winds up to 48 mph stirred dust in eastern Colorado. A low pressure system from Utah and Nevada was expected to boost showers and lower temperatures slightly.
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Eisenhowers Will Attend Denver Pulpit Dedication
President and Mrs. Eisenhower will join the Corona Artorian Church in Denver on September 12 for the dedication of a newly donated pulpit. Pastor Rev Hubert Lats said a letter from the President notes they will spend part of their Colorado vacation there. The White House hints at an August arrival. This marks a third consecutive year the Eisenhowers vacation in Denver.
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Don't File It- Throw It Away
Louisville report cites Hoover Commission urging scorched paperwork cuts to boost efficiency in government and private offices. Emmett Leahy says elite management now demands effectiveness over excess. Conference honors Carson Bard of Louisville Credit Bureau for local credit service.
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Two Colonels Promoted to Brigadier General at CONAD
Two Air Force colonels assigned to the Continental Air Defense command in Colorado Springs were promoted to brigadier general Thursday. John Horton, 49, of Austin Texas, deputy chief of state for personnel, and Hackell F. Neal, 47, of Hoopeston Illinois, CONAD director of communications and electronics, were elevated. Horton is a 1929 West Point graduate. Neal was promoted despite not being a West Point graduate or a rated air crewman.
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Richardson Named To Colorado State Children’s Home Board
Greeley attorney Thomas A. Richardson was appointed to the five member board of control for the Colorado state children’s home in Denver. He will serve a six year term until April 1961, after receiving a certificate of appointment from Governor Ed Johnson. Richardson, a World War II veteran and University of Iowa graduate, has practiced law since March 1949 and is active in Democratic party affairs and the American Legion Boat post designation.
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Chairman Cooley Attacks Domestic Sugar Industry
Chairman Cooley of the House Agriculture Committee blasted the Agriculture Department for aiding the over subsidized domestic sugar sector. Undersecretary Morse argued Congress set the Sugar Act and urged no changes for 1955 with action starting Jan 1, 1956. Cooley cited surpluses and quotas, while Morse and sugar expert Larry Myers attributed high production to favorable weather and improved practices. Frank Kemp of Great Western Sugar Company was listed as a future witness.
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Man Fined for Grabbing Ballot Box in School Election
WIDALX Montay A former Montana state official, W L Kimmond, was fined 1800 after pleading guilty to taking a ballot box used in a school bond election in Wibaux County. Judge Foss imposed the sentence as investigators found eligible voters list omissions.
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Atom Powered Clocks Plan Reported by Communist Paper
A Communist newspaper reported that DERLINK-Czechoslovakia plans to construct atom powered clocks. The article notes an average 1855 car uses 22.8 electric light bulbs for general lighting in a TU.S. home.
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Innertube Tragedy Drowns Boy in South Platte River
Littleton, Colo. Oliver W. Fishback Jr. 11 slipped from an innertube while swimming with Annabelle Drake 14 and Fammy Nash 11 in a 9 foot pool of the South Platte. He sank after about 20 minutes in the water. Firefighters used a resuscitator for nearly an hour but could not revive him. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fishback of Deer Creek Canyon west of Littleton.
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Aurora Woman Dies After Auto Train Collision
Margaret Kramer, 64, of Aurora, died from injuries after a collision between a car driven by her husband Wittur Kramer and a Rio Grande freight train on Colorado 112 near the city north edge. Two other passengers were injured. she was the 255th highway death in Colorado that year.
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Companion of Slain Youth Denies Any Knowledge of Death
Pleanton, Wy Leon Jones, companion of William Howard Helen, denied knowledge of the slaying after a telephone call from Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Jones’s father Leonard confirmed the call and said his son had been working on a railroad and did not know anything about the crime. The Helen boy was found shot in a ditch near Ellis, Kansas, and identified Wednesday. his mother reported he and Leon Jones had gone to Colorado to find work.
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Eisenhower Hints at 1952 Run in New Hampshire Roar
President Eisenhower teased a second term during a northern New England tour drawing about 15 000 to State House Plaza Concord New Hampshire. He joked about Governor Sherman Adams delivering lectures, framing a light tone on possible re election while leaving questions about seriousness.
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Pegee In the West AYEGATE Manta The West
A fragment discusses western Montana culture as peaceful and notes a jury trial under way since 1989. It mentions Wing produced from dandelion heads likened to champagne and cites regional comparisons. The piece reads like a quirky regional column with mixed topics.
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Lone Bank Robber Captured After Boulder Bank Heist
In Boulder on a Friday, a bank teller was robbed of 2960 dollars by a man who produced a note and a bottle of glycerine. He identified as Paul Johanna Schews, a 21 year old ex convict from Denver. Detectives traced the crime to a power line worker who saw him between parked cars and alerted police. The robber said he would die if he fell and was captured after a chase near the railroad station.
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